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P#*t time work available' •
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jobs PQ Bn* ?02t Eugene
SuOVO* *«»*' i>**<3ik3 for small 'e*
d«nt<*l tremmg home* ?0? adolescents
and adults with severe developments
d.saC-titie* Pan t*m« fulHtme and
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The ESCAPE Field Studies Program
upp«» division credits ESCAPE .9 a
pracftcurn upp«' division credits tor
doing services *n non proM organize
tions and public Schools The follow
,<ig positions are ava'iat Director
Assistant Director. Registration and
Campus Awareness Coordinator Of
lice Manager Public School Division
Heads Public Schools GTFs ESCAPE
19 an Affirmative Action-Equal Oppor
tundy Employer _
The ESCAPE Field Studies Program
now accepting applications for the
position of Student Program Manage
men! Division Head for the 1989-90
school year Work with consensus
decision making while planning curnc
uium for the development of other
program leaders Gam valuable super
vision and communication skills
Should have an interest in manage
ment and interaction with various Mu
dent leaders Applications due by May
26 For more information stop by our
office m the EMU M Ml or call us at
686 4351 AAiEOE _
The OREGON DAILY EMERALD «s
sitli accepting applications for the
1989 90 Managing Editor position
The managing editor oversees
freelancers story tracking arid
general management and helps to
determine the broad direction of the
ODE The position is both a big re
sponsibility and a great opportunity
Applications are due Wednesday,
May 17 at 5pm Applications and job
descriptions can be picked up at the
ODE office Suite 300 EMU Monthly
pay is S20 per issue requires appox
30 40 hours a week The ODE is an
f OE Women minorities and ihe dif
ferently abled are encouraged to ap
ply
CO DIRECTOR
INNOVATIVE EDUCATION
Two positions open for the 89/90
academic year Training provided
this term and/or summer The
successful applicants will have good
organizational and oral and written
communication skills They will be
able to work well with program
course instructors. students
University administration and
program staff Bookkeeping and/or
public relations skills helpful Work
study ($6/hr) or stipend ($l00/month)
10 20 hours per week UO students
only (need not be enrolled summer
term) Call 686 4305 for more infor
mat ion To apply Submit ASUO
application form resume and cover
letter to our office in the EMU Room
M 110 by 5pm May 16 1989
Affirmative Action Equal
Opportunity Employer ASUO
DANCERS WANTE0 '
Tavern Oregon s mcesf fust class
club High earnings potential Full or
pari time 18 years plus Call Jim oi
Les for personal interview 2165
W 11th. 344 6897
?20 WORK STUDY POSltlONS"
WORK STUDY POSITIONS Two 12
month positions available with the
ERIC Clearinghouse on Educational
Management 1) General Office ($4/hr
starting date as soon as possible) typ
ing (50wpm) on IBM PC (using Word
Perfect 4 2) and typewriter filing an
swenng phones running errands. 2)
Shipping Room Clerk (S4/hr starting
date August 1) preparing product or
ders for shipment packaging affixing
proper postage heavy lifting (30 lbs
maximum) and use of handtruck re
quired Both positions are half time
(approx 20 hrs per week hours are
flexible within • 00am 5pm work day )
Pick up position descriptions and ap
plications at Condon School 1787 Ag
ate Street Room 102 between
1 00 5 00 p m Monday through Friday
MUST BE WORK STUDY CERTIFIED
FOR 9 MONTHS OF THE YEAR
221
msmm
SITIONS
Student Campaign for Disarmament
6864248 Am aff,?matrv#
Opportunity Employ#'
SUMMER JOB
SUMMER TERM WORK STUDY
STUDENT NEEDED iN
INTERNATIONAL SERVICES
The
WOMEN’S
CENTER
ATTENTION
We art accepting application* for
the following position*
ASUO Women s Task Force
Women a Resource & Referral
director Summer 69 Codirectors j
for th# School yea' 89 90
Women tn Transition •! <
I Profect Safende Coordinator . -
tant Coordinator Advert.s
mg/Fundraiamg Manager
Work study and non work study
available • all 686 4239 o' 686 3327 !
for more information or drop by 1
Suite 3 EMU tor applications and |ot
description Deadline to apply *s j
Tuesday May 16 1989 at *> p m An I
AA'EOE
WORK STUDY STUDENT NEEDED 1
Summer term $5 OOfhr General office
work Possible position fo' corning
school year Contact Carta or Debbie
Dean s Office College of Arts l
Sciences Room 114 Friendly Hall
686 3902
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this
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??5 APTS.-DUPLEXES -
Accepting Applications
for Summer & Fall
Low Summit Rates furnished 1 & 2
bedrooms, large, clean A 1 block from
campus
Student Manor Apts
1442 E 18th Mgr -19
344 4760
ALDERWOOD
1860 Alder St.
Very nice large 1 2.A J bedroom
units 1' blocks from U of O Available
furnished or unfurnished
on site laundry
covered off street parking S240 $»> W
Deluxe 2 bedroom w/tireplace $550
Call 344 5695
it
CAMPUS FURNISHED r ;■ <*
bedroom no pets 485 282 1
GREENWOOD
1965 Patterson St.
Very nice 1 4 2 bdrm units in *eti ,
kept complex Just south ot U <>f O j
; Appliance on site m- . "
Jennings &C°
GREYSTONE
211 BRIARCLIFF
Recently rem^vleied 2 bard room t a
house m very convenient location.
newer appliances carpet nice lawns
Must see to appreciate Cab 461 2116
teta • i • K
LARGE CLEAN QUIET 2 bedroom 1
blk U of Q furnished dishwasher
disp lots of parking sonde- *
laundry 683 8919
??5 APTS DUPLEXES
LARGE. CLEAN QUIET
LARGE :BORM
LOW SUMMER RATES
BlJffcfttorv* & Univ^fnity Ma»o
South 'P'.f-'v.itio«s ' •
MILL RACE APT
180* Garden A*e
142 7009 tor details and an* atxiul
ONE BDRM APT
CALL f OR SUMMER RATES
1 BEDROOM UNFURNISHED »2JJ
t BEDROOM FURNISHEO STUDIO tm
BOTH ARE SUMMf R RATES
AVAILABLE NOW'
Call 3414109
SINGLE APT i !" »• • > .
Available May 17 may Mini fre** G*M
Hop« 6«7
SUBLET FOR SUMMER
2 txlrm South Eugene tencod yard ga
rag«*'Studio * toll fully fu«mshed
S ■ ■ $
SUBLET FOR SUMMER tied• "
furnished apt * on site laundry
off Street park-ng A pool fn;>m
am pus 4HS 192V
1 Bedroom i. t .«Wn itjtr- «-«!'»
large apl an utilities paid ^ecufily
Pudding 1160 1)75 Eugene Manor 1040
10S0 Ferry 4tM 7441
230 uu«u;>
CEDARWOOD QUADS
441 E Ulh
N" e contemporary Quads units weti
kept compli-i 3 blocks from U of O
On site laundry some of* street park
mg Only $205 Call 405 4319 Ask
about Summer reservations
TYLER PARK
528 TYLER ST.
Welt kepi furnished qua*! unit ■> e*
il f . ;•• • UTILITIES PAID'
laundry oil street parking $i.’i (-alt
343 1569 for details
FALL TERM Plan ahead . t> I
moNif dorm, m i«> fufli
easy piking distance Gain it _>nty
$3000'Available Sept 1st 74/5103
FOR SUMMER ONLY 4 t„:.
2 oiks from campus carpom wash
! er,'dry#' wood floors unfurnished
j Call John a! 14 J 0490 to see
3 bed 2 bath off campus quiet «V
rent io grad or faculty Summer
2*0 ROOMS
Nice rooms for rent
summer A possibly coming l.i k
more mfo Call Chad Phillips 485 4695
NOW" Hen P« . ' • .
4 person house 2 blocks from am pus
A ademtc and mum..any onenled And
washed. cheese wu\ moral absolutism
forget .t $16C and $140 1377 Hilyard
come by lalk with Hob or leave » te
M ,wt> ,» A SAP
?50 MOVING SALES
3 COUCHES $15. *25. $40 % e
kitchen table and chairs $40 other
stuff Can 663 2546 leave message
pso ROOMMATES WANTED
For Summer Ig bdrm * private- bam
i ’ | • $ •
,i ..r-es j ’' Mr'. ‘44 MM
Luxury apt jacu;/ie sauna cable cov
ered parking Cat ok maid svc jvail
$200/mo Biuce 342 2960 o» 345 9265
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OOMMATf FOR SUMMFR
OOMMATF WANTfO S'
lOOMMA’f WANT 10
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CISC AP PRFSf NTS
ALEXANDER
COCKBURN
prC\Jf*>'V*WV»'
THURS., MAY 18
7:30PM
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
1166 OAK ST
S3 6 SUGGESTED DONATION
into 4851755
)ouble% Volleyball Tournament
4 ay 20 on lay '•;■• *•-•> ■'*•<! by < ''ub V >‘
eyball T pan* . all 484 U or U I Kk*i
imded pntr.rh
Mulltculturai Woman » Ualheong
May 16 18
Tuetday Events
Noon
On#* F ino Day video
E Mli i M>,
B** I y Image Workshop
Kale Da»fi
Cedar A «. H i MU
4 pm
Bag l adre* Of The V. I
(H l OV< t>rp*.nn(.»! '
Marg-> >i naefer
and Barterting N*dw
Alnla Mill#** and : '.I Md ,
[.#*.14/ A Ull MU
6 JO pm
Muik by Barbara Turril!
Chrysloi Nahve American poel
(iedinger l ounge
ASL Interpreted childcare available
NOTICE
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
DIRECTOR
: jndt<l4te» *'•! t>n veiling . .irnpu*
ami will y»vc public tai*-. You are ifwii
fld to hear them 4ih them gweMion*
md led the '»«'*»•• b - itnmullBu whaf
. , If ■ » M.»*fc , I • !•♦■' ' -• »’ »
n#»ny y*n, .»'• and t-a't-. ipa»«- <
>hi*» important appointment de diuM'
May 0 4 00pm F orum Room l MU
Df Sandra Holbrook
May 10 4 00pm Gum wood Room I MU
D* Miguel Ornelas
May i' * opm Maple Room I M
MM i': m Meli«>er Redd
May 1 ’1 • w.ipm Walnut Room f. MIJ
Mi Diane Wong Pa*»chali
SOUTHEAST ASIAN STUDIES Brown
Bag Talk W bun P* •• '
about bift f»-- nnl lr-p |ii V’ntl'M'n whr'tv
he helped bund » • i- r Mi,
tbib 11 30 12 30 Room 353 Pi C
EVEREST The Lost
Unclimbed Ridge
there have been many expeditions (
lo Everest. bul only rm mltly ha-, d j
t'nen possible lo Attempt d via Ihe j
Chomolungma Chain the lost •
. ■ • • •*■
Wednesday May 17 at 12 30pm «n Ibe
Outdoor Program room in Ibe I MU
FREE
?7b EVENTS
Sponsored by the U o< 0 Outdoor p'ogram For -ore irrfo c
May 15-18
MM uiiBM
STUDY’ STUOY »Nahh
DANCE!
MISSION
DISTRICT
Tonight at
TAYLOR'S
EMU Cultural Forum's
191h Annual Willamette Valley
FOLK FEST k89
Fri May 19 Sun May 21
9 hr* of music each day
f eafunng
Foxfire
0B0 Addy
James Cotton
and many local regional performer-.
Also Food booth* arorfc shops min
stage and much more f ree adorn
von Ram or shine I MU F asl l ae»n
280 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
UNIVERSITY
THEATRE
presents
CABARET
May 12 14, 18-20. 25-27
Robinson Theatre
8:00 pm
TICKETS 686 4191
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l*to N*ght *dm Ff-S» »3 Su Th $2.50
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?85 FOOD & DRINK
miner
rociurm
t uganit t own tea 1.104m
and hoian Yogurt
HOT FUDGE SUNDAES
$1 25 Every Tuesday
19th ft Agalv '44 4418
Open daily t ** 1 1 pm
lift 1 WillameMa
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The cale at
COI.LIEK MOOSE
\K c Iconics SI tide III S
I .tc nils £< I hr I'li hi it
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for 11«nc IT
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TACO TUESDAY 35«
(with paid
joo SERVICES
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HOPPERS
THE STRANGERS
19th & Agate
485 3470
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